Quote by Aesop

Never trust the advice of a man in difficulties.

Never trust the advice of a man in difficulties.

Summary

This quote suggests that when someone is facing difficult circumstances or struggling in their own life, their judgment and advice may be influenced by their personal biases or desperation, leading to potential shortcomings. It encourages us to approach advice from individuals in challenging situations with caution, reminding us that their own troubles may cloud their perspective and prevent them from offering objective or sound guidance.

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